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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-07-21
THE HORsE THIEF REWARD.
The Commissioners Give 1t to the Hartvllle
CaptOrss

The Commissioners Give 1t to the Hartvllle
CaptOrs.
At the meeting OF the Commissioners
to-day (Nonday) the matter Of allowing
the $500 for the capture of James Carr,
convicted Of stealing three horses, was
finally disposed Of. the Hsrtville boys
securing the prize.
Claims had been put In by Fl. Mach
amer. @. r. Ginginger. B. W, Boyer and
William Keiser, the four Hartville boys
who made the arrest; Ira DruckenbrOd,
Samuel DEuckOnbrod and Daniel Miller,
the men who saw Carr near Middle
branch and gave the information that
he was travelling In the direction Of
HsrtVilIe; 0ficers FLETCHER, Owen and
OtheTs, OF this city, who traced Carr and
telegPspbed to HRrtville TO arrest him.
The Hartvllle and Middlebrsnch par
ties both claimed all of the money, while
the Canton officers only asked for share
of 1t, ~
Commissioner Lsiblin wanted to give
5000 to the Hsrtyille party and 800 to
the Canton officers, but Commissioners
Smith and achmschtenberger were of
theDopinlOn that the law only author.
lied the payment of the money to the
persons who made the arrest. 1t was
40 decided by vote Of two to one. This
decision can be appealed to the Common
Pleas Court.
TIL Commissioners have reduced the
standing reward for the apprehension
of horse thieves from $500 to 800.
Claims for the reward and the arrest
Of Msrringold, the WiImOt horse thief,
were also received by the Commission
ers from two different parties, j. W.
Goodman, of Canal Dover, and cOnsts-
BILE Ashley, Of Cambridge, being the
OlaimRnta.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-07-21
A nir Snake Knl.a M.ar sn.r,a.

SPARTA, o., July 18.-An engineer on
the B. & o. announced at MarengO q
few days ago that while running from
Peerless to that place he saw q monster
snake beside the track. The reptile ap-
peared TO be about twenty feet long and
was Of . shining black colcr. A party
set out to hunt the snake and after
time found It's trail, which was re.
markably plain and about eight inches
wi!e. Dave Hunt of Bloomfield ran
across the snake three miles west Of
this place and shot II through the head.
II measures seventeen feet two inches
In length and is remarkable sight.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-07-21
Notice to the Demooraoy.

The Democrats Of Pike Tp. are hereby
requested to meet at the places herein
named, on Saturday, August 9, 1887. for
the purpose Of nominating ticket 70 be
supported 1t the ensuing election and
also to elect q Central Committee TO
represent said township tn the County
Central Comm tt0e, and one delegate
to the Judicial convention and one del
egste to the Senatorial convention,
Polls will be open at the Oak Grove
schOol-house from .. m. to 1880 p. M;
at Howenstine, from A p. N. to 8 p. m.
Let every voter be at the poll 8, as the
Nomination is by direct vote, hence the
necessity of a full attendance. Judges
Of the several polls will forward the
poll books and tally shee to the under
signed at North Industry, by Tuesday,
August 9th. at IL q. NJ. .-s
G. ID. WELTY, Cen. Com.
The Democratic primaries Of Paris
Drecinct will be held In New franklin
RObertsville ard Paris on the 6fh dly of
Augrst, 1887, between the hours Of l
and z O'Clock p. m. By order Of
K A ZINNINGER,
Central Committeeman.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-07-21
Death Of Samuel Reese.

Mr.. Samuel Reese, one of the wealth
lest, best respected and most prominent
farmers # StsrR county. living two and
q half miles east OF Canton on the Louis
Vile road, died at four o'clock Tuesday
afternoon, Of kidney trouble, aged sew.
enty-0ne years.
Mr. Reese had been ailing for some
time but was only confined to his bed
about eight days. The time of the
funeral has not yet been set on account
Of his son William, who Is 10 Silverton,
Colorado, and who has not yet respond
ed to the telegram announcing the death
Of his father.
Mr.. Reese is the father-in-law of
Messrs. Sam. Willis, DR.. Lewis b. Ponti-
us, Alex. Hurfofd, Ed. Lind, Of this city,
aud Mt. NJ. '. B. Snyder, Of Goshen, Ind.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-07-21
THE EAST END.
Items OF Interest From Alliance and Thor
about,

AUOuGs
The new storage basin for the ALI
ance Water Works 10 nearing comple-
tion, only two weeks more being re-.
Quired to finish II.
Dry goods and millinery stores have
entered into contract to close at 6 o.
M, except Saturdays and from the 10Th
to 18th Of each month.
Mrs. Mary <. Wright is again quite
Ill. She had gone to Salem last week,
and on Saturday cent for her family.
The o. 8. Auction Syndicate appears
to be doing rushing business with ".
81. Rickard at the helm. The mass Of
tinware on the sidewalk is caution.
They certainly have lots Of tin"
School Board met last evening to con-
slider bids for the repairs on the College
building. The only bid received was
from Canton parties, who proposed to
remodel the whole building for some.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-07-21
Mr. Chance Don't Want It.
CANTON, O., july 12.

CANTON, O., July 12, 1887.
Mr.. Mc6reg0r-Dear Sir: 4 sss NV
name has been placsd In your paper as
a candidate for Representative To the
Ohio Legislature. After thanking INV
friends kindly for their offer to 1ssist
me to the nomination, wish TO saw
am no candidate. circumstances are
such that cannot afford to make the
canvas for an office that will cost more
than can be realized out of the place.
am truly yours,
PETER CHANCE,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-07-21
COsHOC1ON IN CANTON.
Five Hundred ExcursIOnists and Two Got d
Bands Visit Canton.

tive n uDuEou anu 4 VIZ wv Il
Bands Visit Canton.
This morning ten car loads Of excur-
sl0nists and two brass bands arrived
mere from COshOctOn via the Cleveland
& Canton railroad, and were transport
cd by the street cars to Meyers lake,
where the party will picnic to day. The
excursion is by no means the largest
one which has visited this popular sum-
mer resort this summer, but without
doubt the people comprising 1t are, taken
as a whole, as nice looking as any who
have enjoyed the pleasures Of Meyers
lake this season.
The excursion was given by the Meth
odist church of COshOcton, of which Rev,
Davidson is the pastor. With 1t came
two excellent brass bands-the City Sill
yer COrnet Band and Seventeenth 2egi-
ment Band. The former halted on the
Public Square and played several selec-
tiOns In frst-class style.
The party are having a pleasant time
to-day, and will return home this even.
ing.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-07-21
Mayors Court.

Mrs. Peter Swaley and Lizzie Swalev,
on trial before the Mayor for assault
and battery, we're dismissed.
Maud st. Clair, for fast driving, was
fined 81 and costs.
Ross Little, for fast driving, received
81 fine and cost.
Michael Mullen, drunk, got five days
In the city prison and S. tine and costs.
George Neher and Ernest Meyer, up
for assault and battery were dismissed
on payment of the costs.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-07-21
GUBERNATORIAL PREFERENCES.
Choice of Both Parties, As Expressed J
County Conventions.

Choice of Both Parties, As Expressed in
County Conventions.
At Wooster the Wayne county Repuh.
licsn Convention was go small that II
assembled on the stage In the Opera
House. The total attendance, including
repOI ters, was thirty. They said moth
Ing about Foraker, and passed gag
Law resolution to boom Sherman for
President.
Lorsin county Democrats will push
hon. D. L, WadswOrth, Of Wellington,
for Lieutenant Governor.
L1cas county Democrats are eXpectt
to 60 solid for Powell.
Delaware county Republicans ignore
Foraker and favor Sherman f0l Presi-
dent.
Hancock county Democrats will sup.
port Powell.
Tuscarawas county Republican 8
elected delegates to the State CONVEX :
ti0n and that was all.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-07-21

The only exclusive Baby Carriage
Store in the United States is at No. 276
Wabash Avenue, Chicago. Ths large
and beautiful display Of the celebrated
Holman Adjustable Bsby Carriages is
the wondar and pride Of the people OF
the great Sorwest, See advertise ment
In another column of this paper and
send for their handsome catalogue.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-07-21
A GOOD FARM FOR sALE.
A Rare Chance to Get one 0HthO best Grain
and Stock Farms in Stark County.


and Stock Farms in Stark County.
The we'll known sheep and grain
farm Of the late John Frank, of Union
town, stArk county, Ohio, will be sold
to the highest bidder on the premises.
on Monday, August 8, 1887. Said farm
contains l8l acres, and IL under n high
state of cultivation. 1t inciudess sheen
and grain barn 45xl40 feet with "L'
28x66 feet, together with wind-pump
and underground water pipe to all parts
OF the building, besides all 0thor noces.
sary farm buildings. This farm is sp-
praised at $l9,518, and will bO sold as q
whole or In two parts. Also q tract Of
land 322s acres between Uniontown and
the railroad station. This piece of
land is q garden spot, unsurpassed for
beauty and fertility In the State. AD.
praised ut 81. 800.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-07-21

That the fall term OF the Eastern Ohio
N irmal School will begin Tuesday, Au-
gust 2 1887 This change In the cslen-
dar has been made TO accommodate stu
dents wishing TO tes ch q winter term OF
school,. G FLANAGAN,
spartp, O.. pierce P.0) Prin.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-07-21
TIE Gas WELL.
Drilling to be Resumed Tomorrow Morn.
ing.

Drilling to be Resumed Tomorrow Morn.
ing.
The new rope for the gas well, the
delay In the arrival Of which has caused
the present suspension Of drilling, will
arrive to-day. Drilling will be resumed
In all probability tomorrow, and will
continue as rapidly as possible until
the contract Is completed. A telergsm
was received from Mr.. Stewart, saying
the rops had been shipped several days
ago, but must have been delayed on the
road. The veil has now reached depth
Of 1850 feet, and will'be down $500 be-
fore ten dAy9,
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Death ofJohn Iced.

John Iced, aged Ga years, proprie.
tor and former landlord Of the Frank
lin House, at Uniontown, after ehort
illness, died Monday evening. MIR. Iced
was popularity and widely known as o
genial host. With his family he settled
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-07-21

have arrived with car load Of Wis
consIn horses. good for both driving
and general work, and will sell them at
public auction at the FarmeT's Hotel,
Canton, on Saturday, July 2Sh, COM
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-07-21

meLclnR U'1lock D. m. W al Sell at 1
private sale up to that time.
WILLIAM CARNEs.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-10
The Coming Strike.

SHENANDOAH, May 9.-Thc coal opera
tors written reply, in which they decline
to advance the miners wages ten per
cent, was received to-day, and, in con-
sequence, the whole anthracite region,
embracing six counties, is much exercised
over the prospects OF the great strike
which will now, in all probability, take
place on Monday next. Hundreds of
assemblies of the knights of Labor are in
session to night discussing the question of
the strike, and the feeling is that 1t will
surely take place. The delegates repre-.
senting the Miners Amalgamated AS
soeiation and the Knights of Labor will
meet at Pottsville on Wednesday and
finally determine whether the 10000 men
engaged in mining anthracite coal shall
go out on prolonged strike. w. H.
Bailey, who is Master Workman of the
Miners National District, No. 135,
knights of Labor, which embraces nearly
all the miners locals in the coal region,
lis now In the region talking to the
miners on the subject and it is said here
that he is advocating the strike and ex-
presses himself confident of success after
very short struggle. Many of the
miners are opposed to the strike, but
they are the conservative and inactive
element. The radical ones-those who
attend the meetings-are ready to 90 into
the struggle. 1t VIII be seen, therefore,
that the strike is almost q foregone con-
clusion.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-10
MONEY FOR YOU.

Tho wonderful bargains at the Great
Fire Clothing Sale. No. 4O0 Market
Street, wilmington, Del.
IL you want clothing, take advantage
OF the great fire sole at No. 406 Market
street. The goods, by order Of the sp-
prsisers, must be sold rapidly. Over
$50. 600 worth still remains, and al.
must go at the appraised value, 40
cents on the dollar. Come to No. 406
Market street, Wilmington. for mems
business suits at So 66; these suits were
made to sell at Sl3.75; note the great
difference. Nice chsviot suits, worth
Sl5. going at $495 SIT cashmere suits
marked S6.s5. Diagonal corkscrew
aud worsted suits, manufacturing cost,
$50; now selling for 80 rs. Pants worth
81 so for 72 cents. Sixty styles OF fine
cashmere pants at S1.20; really worth
"a. Boys suits, worth S., going al
1919 OVercoats worth from 81. 80 to
Sl3 70 selling at from S3.85 to $3.50
:Suspendsrs, 10 cents pair. Men'i
fancy &c ks, cents pair. Insurance
Compani . Salesrooms, No. 406 Mar
ket strest. Wilmington. Open even
ings till . o'clock.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-10
lie Thought 1t was u Ghost.

A despatch from Boston. Mass, save
AS Policeman Warren, OF the West End
precinct, was standing at Cambridge and
Temple streets about $50 o'clock yester.
day morning he was Startled by the sud
den appearance of an apparition in white
gliding out Of I.ynde street into Cam
bridge street. Warren started after the
ghost, which began to run at great speed,
its hair streaming cut behind. By hard
squirt Warren overlook and seized it.
The ghost materialized into good-look.
ing young woman, in bare feet and an
embI oidercd night dress; but the maiden
said nothing, and Warren, thinking Ahat
she was insane, took her to the station,
where she still maintained silence. 1t was
evidently case of somnambulism. Lieut..
Gask In laid his hand upon the young
woman's shoulder to see if 1t would
rouse her, when she suddenly threw her
arms about his neck and laid her head
upon his manly breast. She was still
unconscious, and the embarrassed lieu
tenant had great difficulty in escaping
from her embrace. A physician was
sent for, and after about fifteen minutes
she reused and was terribly shocked by
the situation In which she found herself.
She was wrapped in quilt and taken to
Ler home on Lynde street.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-10
n Word to the Wise,

With the advent OF another spring
am better prepared than ever to cater
to the wants of my patrons, and the
public generally, with II full and CON-
plete line OF the latest designs and
novelties in cloths and cassimeres for
spring and summer suitings.
This se ason we present q richer and
mere elaborate stock OF suitings from
which to select from. My work in the
past is guarantee that perfect fit
will b9 secured, while the excellence OF
the workmanship will be of the usual
his h standard.
We work for the best interests of our
patrons, and q trial is all that is desired
to convince you that for style, quality
and lowDess Of price we cannot be sur.
passed. Jas. Harding, merchant tailor,
BIG French street.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-10

Court resumed proceedings at O'Clock
Yesterday afternoon, With the Ohiei
Jns,ics aed Associste Judges Houato,
and Payuter on the bench. During the
noon recees, the alcove back OF the
judges seats was tastefuly hung in
black, In respect to the late Judge
W0otten.
The names of the grand and petit
jurors were called, after which the fret
named retired to their room.
John Hoffman, who pleaded not
guilty at the morning session to an in.
dictment charging him with an assault
on Thomas Logan, with intent to kill,
WAS brought In Court apd his counsel.
Willard "A. Porter. Esq offered to
enter 9 ploa of guilty of assault and
battery. The Attorney General said be
was satisfied 10 accept the plea, and ma
the Court offered no objecslon, 1t was
accepted.
Thomas Logan was sworn, and festi-
fed that he Keeps saloon on Front
street near King, and that on the 7th oI
last January the prisoner entered bis
place aud drew revolver on him
After hearing the evidence the Cour,
sentencsd Il ffmAn to pay the costs oi
prosecution, fine Of $40 and be i'm
prisoned ak months.
A. z. sanborn, Esq presented the
report Of the commissioners ap pointed
to open d new road In Pencader Hun.
dred.
The Grand Jury came in at o.2(
o clocl, and reported on several bills
after which thsy were discharged un I'll
10 o'clock this morning.
John Nugent and James Conley, two
boys, wsre arra.gned on Indictment.
charging them with the larceny OF Goa
from ths Wilmington 90 Northern Rail.
road Company. They both pleaded
not guilty. Court adjourned at 54C
O'Clock until 10 O'Clock this morning.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-10


that ez,1body ought to know that A.
sergeant gives 2240 lbs. OF the best,
weii-cleaned GOAL in every ton you buy.
OAK ne and hickory kinaling wood
IN largo loads Lime for whitsws Ssh
ing. yard, foo. of Monroe street. Gen.
ttai omoe, Revonth and King streets.
Look for the blue sign. Open In the
evening.
A Jumbo Order.
The largest shipment OF tobacco that
ever came to Delaware will soon be
received ct the great tobacco mart,
comprising 800 butts, 900 pounds or
i've tons, called "Lewball." Dealers
examine 1t, consumers try It. Chap.
man, Son b Co., Seventh and Orange
streets.
White Glover
and lawn grass seed at Stewards new
Hour and feed store, N. W. corner OF
Fourth and King. (Eutrance on Fourth
street.) Also the Philadelphia lawn
mower at manufaoturers' prices. Call
and see them.
Good News.
New milk At creamery has dropped
to DC. per quart; skim milk, &c. Just
look at 1t and count the saving. Open
on Sunday from 6 30 to 8 o. m. Fourth
and Shipley streets.
PalntinGs
TilxhxsAn D4nneR, houss and sign
painter, No. $40 Market street. Job.
ding properly attended 70 and estimates
furnished.
Champion.
Try the Champion -four, 81. 90 per bar.
rel, 81 cents for 1215 lbs. . bargain. W.
j. Kimble, Second and Justison streets
TIN Roofing.
Alex. Chamb bers, tin roofer. Spoutipn
and jobbing attended to. No. 222 King
street.
bed Springs, $3.50.
Bed springs st $3.50; lounges, $5. 90
at X. r. Fighters, 107 w. Seventh St
Bush's, French street wharf, 10 Il
pla0e 70 buv your GOAL.
Ecr g,od ooal 70 TO Bush's. French
street wharf.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-10
NEWS SUNNI AIRY.


A Vacant Consulship-The Bethlehem
Iron works-The McCoys Indicted
No General Strike.
Mr.. Walker, our Consul General a.
Paris, is now in Wa shington on leave
of absence, and, 1t Is understood, does
not expect to return to his post. When
the present administration came IL
there were over 400 applicants for tht
position, but Mr.. Walker a Republican,
was retained, 1t was said, "because OF
his familiarity with the silver question
and the possibility OF another inter
national monetary conference" Appli
cations are again pouring In for the
consu)ship.
Commodore Sjcard, Chief Of the Blu
reau of Ordinance Chief Constructor
Wilson, Commodore Mccormick, Chief
Engineer Peavy and other naval officert
vis,ted Bethlehem, Pa, yesterday. and
inspected the new forging and armor.
plate plant Of the Beth lehem Iron
Works, where Government work will
be done. They expressed themse elves
highly pleased with The plant aud the
advanced stage OF the work.
The Grand Jury at HAverhill, Ohio
investigating the killing Of DR.. North
rup by the McCoys, at that place, yes
terday morning, indicted all four of the
McCoys for murder in the first degree
The shooting is said to have grown OF
OF whisky selling cases, in which DR.
Northrup Appeared as one Of the prose
cutting Witnesses, and for doing which
1t fs said, MCCOY swore vengeance on
him."
A passenger train for Chicago We
wrecked pear Greencastie, Indiana, OF
Sunday evening, and the engine ar
tender went part OF the way down an
embankment. The engineer was bad ,
scalded. The wreck was caused by q
misplaced switch.
Tha house of Levlnad Robinson, neal
Marshall, ILL.,, was recently robbed o
Sc. 900 during the absence of the family
Robinson IL Q rich man who distrusts
banks and has kept his cash secreted Oh
the premises.
The Coroner's jury Monday rendered
verdict Of accidental death in the cas-,
Of George Laughlin, colored, who VA
shot by Thomas Barnett OF Camden OIL
Saturday. Barnstt was released from
custody.
In Chicago, Monday afternoon, Jud z,
Shepherd denied the motion made BY
State Attorney Grinnell to quash the
venire of jurors in the "boodle" cases,
and the calling Of the jury was begun
The Pan Handle Railroad robbery
cases were taken up yesterday In the
Criminal Court at Pittsburg. The 6ts
case called ior trial was that Of VIM
T. Lavelle, q brakeman.
Henry Pearson, q master builder ol
Gloucester, Massachusetts,, diss2psa Jared
on the 26sh ult., and it, has been discov'
cred that he leaves about 600 In un'
paid bills.
A IA year old son OF lies Alden fatal
" shot hts 12 year old sister, neat Ionia
Michigan, on Sunday, after saying,
"She won't bother Inc any more"
Daily Republican., 1887-05-10
Watches Chaap a. Ever.

Albert Z. Williamson has removed
his jewelry and watch making es;ab.
lishment from $40 French street to 100
West Eighth street, where he Ia pre-.
pared to furnish watches, clocks and all
kinds of jewelry as cheap as ever. He
will spare no pains to serve his custom
ers with the best of watches, clocks,
rings. chains, emblems and all else per-
tainiog to his line of business at the
very lowest prices, guaranteeing salts
faction at all times. Thankful for past
favors, he desires continuance of the
same.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-10
Excitement IN Armagh.

DUBLIN, May 9-The Lord Lieuten'
ant OF Ireland has prohibited Nation
alist meeting and a counter Orange
demonstration announced to be held a.
Armagh to morrow. Great excitement
prevails az Armagh. Police are arriv
ing there to reinforce the local authori
tiea. Returns of the Irish Land Com
mission for January and February
show that Ash rent cases were adjudget
and rents were judiciously fixed to tn,
amount of e739i, the holdings in ques
tion having previously been rented al {
total OF 952G7.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-10
Wife. e.Nurderer Agnew's Sentence,

MOUNT HOLLY, May 9.-William Ag-
new, who was convicted of murder in the
second degree for the killing of his wife
at Palmyra, was to-day sentenced to the
State Prison at hard labor for a term oil
twenty years. In passing sentence Judge
Parker remarked that the crime for which
Agnew had been convicted was one OF
the most revolving and inhuman in the
annals OF crime. The condemned man
displayed no emotion whatever, but re-
marked that the sentence was un6e-
served.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-10
DIR. s,mms' White Puimonic Balsau

DIR. S,mms' White Pulmon;c I,alsam
the great leading lung remedy of VIII
mington, Del, il still making astonish
ing cures OF throat and lung diseases
insom much that 1t 10 now sought after
almost universally with the utmost con
fidence. As curative remedy fol
coughs, gore throat, colds, hoarseness
Group, etc it is rot easily beat; 50c and
81; sold by dealers. Depot Fourth and
King streets.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-10

Go to J. Y. Walkers bran:h shoe
store, 4O3 Madison street, u TO A!s
main store, 13 East Third street, for u
good selection of fine boots, shoes and
slippers. We defy competition with
tso same quality Il goods, and further
we mako specially of gen nine porpoise
shoes.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-10
Omcers Installod.

The following officers of Friendship
Lodge, No. %, l. o. o. E., of Brackens
vile, were installed on Saturday even
ing By officers of the Grand Lodge: N.
G., Edward Duncan; v. g.. "A. l.. Wes'
r. s Kennard b. Chandler; Warden,
Joseph Hanna; o. g., Wilms or Craig
Conductor, Thomas A. Potts; L. G., w.
c. Pierson; r. 8. N. G., Garrett B.
Lacey; Il. s. g., A. II. Woodward; l.,
s. 8 L. Buckingham; Chaplain, j. NJ
Shakespeare.